ALDI BRANDON

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🍞 The Food Pantry Feltwell 🍞 We are a small group of volunteers who are opening up a local food bank based at St Mary’s Church in Feltwell. We are collecting chilled and non chilled food, toiletries and any other essential items for people in need of some support within Feltwell and the surrounding villages. Our services include delivery for those without access to a vehicle within the surrounding villages.

We are a community cafe that opens once a week to anyone who needs food. We believe that no one in our community should ever need to be hungry or alone. We rely on food donations from Fareshare and Tesco at the moment but would love to be able to expand so that we can reach out to more people within the community, We have many homeless people who access our services and also are able to take clothes, blankets etc with them. We have young families on low income and single people who are lonely. We ask for anonymous donations for the food if people can afford it if not we are happy to take unopened dry/tinned food for a swap. If they are unable to do either we ask for a little time to be donated and many of the homeless will stay and help tidy up wash up etc as this keeps them in the warm a little longer and also helps us out. Meet'n'Eat is manned totally by volunteers of all ages and we aim to make it a great Thetford project. In just a year we have grown from making approximately 20-30 meals on a Wednesday evening to 100-150.